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The law firm of Oertel, Fernandez, Cole, & Bryant, P.A., has been providing high-quality legal services to its clients for more than 25 years. In that time, the firm has represented clients in the private and public sectors in state and federal courts, and before state, local, and federal agencies. The firm focuses its practice in the fields of regulatory, administrative, and governmental law.
The firm's regulatory practice has included water resources, water and air quality, wetland permitting, mining, submerged lands, growth management, zoning, utilities, health care law, labor law, and professional licensing matters. Additionally, the firm's practice areas include competitive bidding matters, bid protests, eminent domain, general corporate law, construction law, lien law, employment disputes, non-competition agreements, and business law. The firm also lobbies on behalf clients before the executive and legislative branches of the State of Florida.
Oertel, Fernandez, Cole & Bryant is available to represent clients in Florida, Georgia, and Alabama. The firm is also "AV" rated by the national Martindale-Hubbell Legal Directory. The "AV" rating is the highest designation attainable and is based on a firm's professional qualifications, reputation, and ethics.
The hiring of a lawyer is an important decision that should not be based solely upon advertisements. Before you decide, ask us to send you free written information about our qualifications and experience.
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Our office is located two blocks from Florida's Capitol building.
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EPA air chief says carbon registry could spur emissions cuts
The public release of data revealing top U.S. industrial sources of greenhouse gases could spur companies to voluntarily slash their emissions, according to U.S. EPA's top air official.
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Florida commission rejects claim higher energy costs save money
The Florida Energy and Climate Commission has rejected a proposal by environmental activists to claim higher-priced renewable power actually saves consumers money.
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5 giant snake species, including the Burmese Python, pose risks to native animals in Fla., US
A U.S. Geological Survey report says five giant, nonnative snake species could pose high risk to wildlife, especially in Florida.
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